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The issue discusses evidence that a lost, larger Martian moon may once have accompanied early Mars when it had oceans, and considers the future risks facing Phobos. It also looks at off-world agriculture and food progress for human settlements, alongside NASA’s renewed focus on establishing permanent lunar housing. The magazine includes editor notes and subscription contact information.","LUNAR DIET: WHAT MOON SETTLERS WILL EAT  \n\\#252 MAY 2026  \n ~~ ~~ THE UK’S BEST-SELLING ASTRONOMY MAGAZINE  \nTHE LOST MOON OF  \nThe Red Planet’s ancient oceans hold clues to a vanished moon. So where did it go?  \nWHEN WORLDS ALIGN: VOYAGER 1 SETS NEW  \nJUPITER & VENUS LIGHT MILESTONE, 16 BILLION  \nUP MAY’SEVENING SKIES MILES FROM HOME  \nHOW WE GOT THE NIGHT SECOND EARTH? 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The view presented was nothing short of magnificent”  \nA REMARKABLE LEVEL OF PERFORMANCE AT ITS PRICE!  \nFront Etalon Diameter 40mm, Bandwidth  \n\u003C0.6 Angstrom, Pressure Tuning, 8mm Block Filter  \nSRP  \n£999  \nAvailable from dealers throughout the UK  \nOPTICAL VISION LIMITED  \nFull product details at: [www.opticalvision.co.uk](www.opticalvision.co.uk)[ ](www.opticalvision.co.uk)[info@opticalvision.co.uk](info@opticalvision.co.uk)  \nWelcome   \nWhat happened to Mars’s great lost moon?  \nIf you stood on the surface of Mars and looked up into the night sky, you’d need keen eyes to pick out its two moons. Phobos, the larger of the pair, would appear only about a third as big as our Moon does from Earth, while the smaller and more distant Deimos would barely be bigger than Venus appears in our skies. But that may not have always been the case. As Jamie Carter reveals this month, there are strong signs that long ago, when the Red Planet had an ocean, it also had a much larger moon. Turn to his feature on page 28, where he assesses the evidence and explores what may have happened to Mars’s great lost companion.  \nThat mystery is fascinating to keep in mind as you read page 16, where Lewis Dartnell considers the calamitous future likely lying in store for Phobos. And it’s not the only drama in the Red Planet’s future – there’s also the possibility of humans one day arriving there.  \nMars has, of course, been bone-dry for billions of years – so dry th","cbCaipaAyeD0njLS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipaAyeD0njLS","pdf",17193217,1,102,"English","en",105,"# Welcome\n## What happened to Mars’s great lost moon?\n## The future of Phobos and human arrival possibilities\n## Progress toward human settlements and off-world agriculture\n## NASA focus on permanent lunar settlement\n# How to contact us","[{\"question\":\"What does the magazine suggest about Mars’s lost moon?\",\"answer\":\"It highlights strong signs that long ago, when Mars had an ocean, it likely also had a much larger moon than the present pair. 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